Sunday Muse -- "Mom's"
"Moms"; a letter
AJ, I like your "Mom" poem. Sooo many moms in this world cry a tear for their sons. Right now, this instant they are, oodles of them.
Forgive me, I think of the time Mom found a cigarette lighter in my pocket while she was hanging up my pants. I know she had a tear, or two for me. Nothing was ever said but she had traded my lighter for a note, left in my pocket.
Just now I brushed away a 'dry tear' for my mom, twenty-two years since she died.
I hope some of my kids, and some of the grands, will have a 'dry tear' for me now and then when I'm gone. That will be soon I suppose.
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- BTW AJ, most in the Muse comments section are wishing they could find the key to your comments, they'd liked to have left one for you.
- Prose Poem Copyright, Jimmiehov 2021, All Rights Reserved
- Linked to The Sunday Muse, at http://thesundaymuse.blogspot.com/2021/07/the-sunday-muse-170.html?m=1 and
- his poem, https://prodigalthoughts.com/2021/07/26/124/
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Labels: F Person, Family, letter poem, Prose, prose poem, Sunday Muse
2 Comments:
This is sad and beautiful Jim. I am sure your family will miss you dearly when you are gone.
Jim, I cannot fathom a world without you in it .... I also had a strong reaction to AJ's poem .... I held my Mother in my arms as she passed. A tiny tear trickled from the corner of her eye which I touched and rubbed together with mine.
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